Week's News Record of a Turbulent Era
A patchwork of sensational incidents dominates the week: a Kansas farmer poisons and kills his fiancée then commits suicide after her rejection. a fatal Pan Handle train wreck near Nenia Ohio with multiple deaths. deadly spider bites. fires destroying a Cuban monastery. vast financial frauds in New York and Havana. massive oil mill conspiracies collapsing. a native steamer disaster. and varied political, military, and social upheavals spanning the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robertson
James Larsen
Kansas
Nenia
Ohio
Henry Dalton
Pittsylvania
Drakon
B. Duran
Havana
Cuba
New York
New York State
Malone
N.Y
Paterson
N. J
Bra
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Europe
Baltimore
Syracuse
Santos-Dumont
Brighton Beach
Statue of Liberty
Washington
America
W. Mills
C. Mills
Boston
Old Orchard
Adolph S. Qehs
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Seeck
New York and Stamford Railroad
Port Chester
Lata
Sea Girt
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Boyd Clark
Dputhain Bradlee Strong
Yohe
Mary Baker
Mary Baker Eddy
Global News Roundup From A Turbulent Era
Explorer Harry De Windt reaches Dawson. U S census places farm value across the nation. Notes on naval reviews, labor strikes, and political maneuvering. Reports cite Roosevelt era policies, wage debates, and international tensions. Strikes threaten indeterminate duration if monthly funds exist. Shipping, trade, and industrial outlooks show mixed progress amid crops, war talk, and canal defense plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry de Windt
Paris
Dawson
United States
Unites States
Naval Review
Asphalt Trust
United Gold- Beate Wes National Union of America
Weather trims crops as rains bite winter wheat and oats
A weekly crop summary notes heavy rainfall across the lower Missouri and upper Mississippi Valleys and lake region disrupting farm work from the Ohio Valley to New England. Corn shows strong progress in central states while oats harvest finishes in the South and hay harvests suffer from storms. Drought eases in the South but northern areas still need rain. widespread flooding damages crops in Iowa and parts of Missouri and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiley
Chicago and Alton
Dovie Flynn
Marshall
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
J. Frederick Lyman
Cleveland Postotticve
Jim
H. G. Greenland
Ben Bearman
Okarehe
Efort
Harry Tracy
Oregon
Miners’ Convention
Indianapolis
Towotley San A
Tigat
Blackwell
Ravenna
Ohio
Acaed
Piscsburs
Balkwhre
Christopher Norbeck
Minneapolis
Chaska
Mississippi Valley
Weokuk
Siletz
Pala A
Lincoln County
United States Land Office
G. W. McElhinney
Louis
Guanajuata
Mexico
New York City
Union Station
Sturn Po
Teo
MNP
Nany
Wnion
Athatic
Dun Wn Co
Cuba
United States
Plavana
Gay
Beth
Vinita States
Bay of Pia
Navy Department
South and West Indies
Privat
Moa
Weather Bureau
Wenian
Hilas Yeliwa
Queenstone
Tom Esbin
Datine
Halifax
Fieir Cass
St. Cerd
Weim Boo Curtis
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Tlinois
Michigan
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Rocky Mountain
Ilineis
Nebraska
Kansas
Miingis
California
Washington
Lake Pasthirga
Mock Custer battle staged near famed battlefield site
A July recreation of the Custer massacre at Sheridan Wye reenacts the 1876 defeat with 150 Crow and Cheyenne participants, while Fort McKenzie troops portray the doomed command. The event, near the Little Bighorn site, echoes the original tragedy and spurs fears as spectators witness simulated scalping and battlefield echoes. Nearby, the national cemetery marks the fallen, with earlier graves later commemorated by a granite shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wye
Little Bic Horn
Custer
Fort McKenzie
National Cemetery
Oster
West Point
N.Y
Industrial outlook brightens amid New York settlement gains
Settlement of numerous New York and related controversies boosts industrial prospects as fall sales loom. Mills and furnaces restart after repairs. financial conditions remain sound. Pig iron prices hold, rail and transport needs stay high, and crop prospects improve with reduced speculative pressure. Grain and wheat markets show readjustment amid volatility. cattle and hog prices peak midweek before easing. Receipts up for cattle, down for hogs and sheep versus prior week and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
KR. G. Dun & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wrath Street
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Major Markets
Franklin notes list price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains across Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo New York and Buffalo markets. Prices cover No 2 red wheat corn oats rye butter and clover seed with ranges reflecting common to prime grades and regional shifts in supply and demand.
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Chicago
Indianapeolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sia
Milwaukee
New York
Westyern
Buffalo
Death of Lewis Wilkins in Chicago
Lewis Wilkins aged 30 is reported dead in Chicago. He stood 5 feet 2 inches and weighed 365 pounds. Further details are not provided.
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West River
Phongeng
Stepersons
London
Chicago
Port Hamilton
N. C
Minuryville
Tennessee
Arthur Peterson
Thomas Briges
Denver
Grant
I Usc
Glan Firth
Soy
Manila
Claude Michelon
Chavion
Oqhia
Ety Ie
Teehholders Coui
Joseph Chatwas Herlain
Leeds
South Af- the
Keven
Pseu
Phi
Gov
Taft
Great Britain
China
Vatican
Philippines
United States
Dee. Koch
John W. Mackar
Cavite
Fel Iak
Lambarg
ISS
Elbe
Cardinal Ledochowski
Congregation of the Propaganda
Rome
Popeius VII
Matsukata
Japan
Tsung
Lega
Lewis Wilkins
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Bessemer Herald
Sherman & Hand, Publishers
Bessemer
Indiana Territory
Iubrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
South McAlester
Chandler
Chickasha
Durant
Ardmore
Trappists
Oka
Quebec
National Baseball League
Wida Woot
Pittsburge
Lowke
Brooklyn
Philadelpha
New Yorks
Quah
Wilippines
I Gisese
Gallagher
Morgan Steamship Trust
White Star Dominion
Leyland
American Lines
Chage
Birenn
San Francisco
New Castle
England
Wllness
Towa
la Follette
Wisconsin
Heitee
Wils
Henge? Vilin
SOHO
Henry B. Fanther
House of Delegates
George F. Thompson & Son Buges Company
Dward Williams
Midora
Hfe
Robert Loughlin
Albert Miller
Benjamin Watts
Aurora
Ind
Oho
Nash
Supreme Court
Masonic People
Corn Exchange National Bank of
Tawley
Incis State Bar Association
Frank White
Fred
HB. Wells
Atlants
Frederick Pepee
Glen Elk Furniture
Charleston
W. Va
Ostiranes
Brookside
Ala
Dr. His
Texas
Hersinl
Roosevelt
Tion
A. J. Balfour
Chamberlain
Ireland
Home Rute Republican Party
Prince Cupid
Robert W. Wilcox
Niet
Russia
Nivff
Philadelpha i
Clevelayt
Tim
the Treasury Shaw
Atiens
Alesed Telietchs
Dungrey
Hetle
Jacks
Port Worth
Torrin
Sonora
Garnaut
Koeh
Calue
West
Canada
Wavitie Railroad
Alan and Beaver Steamship Lines
McNicholl
Winnipeg
Jesse Rule
Catlettsburg
Ped Burchett
Phinbh
Senator Plumb
Euiporia
Kan
Is Ert Scott
Odd Fellows Orphans
Checotah
I.T
A. Sweet
Las Vegas
N. M
D. E. Cain
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Salina Cruz
Pacific
Tehuantepec
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